By: News Peddlers
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| Federal fire service |
Overdue wage and promotion arrears have been paid to over 2000 Federal Fire Service workers.
According to a statement issued by the fire service's spokesman, Abraham Paul, on Wednesday, the payment was made in fulfilment of the controller-general's commitment to promote workers' wellbeing.
The statement, said the payment was made from 2016 to the present, with arrears ranging from one month to one year.
“During the celebration of his 100 days in office, the controller-general promised to prioritise the settlement of all pending arrears and enhance the welfare of the staff. Demonstrating his unwavering commitment, he has now successfully followed through on this promise, ensuring that all arrears payments are made to the deserving officers,” the statement explained.
It noted that the payment represented the leadership's value of the workers' efforts and highlighted the necessity of recognising and rewarding people for their hard work and commitment.
According to the statement, the controller-general's proactive attitude to enhancing staff welfare extended beyond the settlement of arrears, and that he had implemented several initiatives to improve personnel's overall well-being since taking office.
According to the statement, the settlement of the impacted officers' outstanding arrears was more than just a realisation of a pledge, but also a testimonial to his vision for the service.
It highlighted that focusing employees' well-being and appreciating their accomplishments was a way of building an appreciation, motivation, and excellence culture within the service.
(NAN)